Volume I: General Principles • Illustrated in Color
1. Introduction to Plastic Surgery
2. Historical Perspectives
3. Outcomes Research: The Path to Evidence-Based Decisions in Plastic
Surgery
4. Genetics
5. Psychological Aspects of Plastic Surgery
6. Ethics in Plastic Surgery
7. Liability Issues in Plastic Surgery: A Legal Perspective
8. Liability Issues in Plastic Surgery: An Insurance Perspective
9. Photography in Plastic Surgery
10. Anesthesia for Plastic Surgery
11. Wound Healing: Repair Biology and Wound/Scar Treatment
12. Scar Revision
13. Transplantation in Plastic Surgery
14. Skin Grafts
15. Vascular Territories
16. Flap Classification and Applications
17. Flap Physiology
18. Principles and Techniques of Microvascular Surgery
19. Principles of Tissue Expansion
20. Repair and Grafting of Dermis, Fat, and Fascia
21. Repair and Grafting of Tendon
22. Repair and Grafting of Skeletal Muscle
23. Repair and Grafting of Cartilage and Perichondrium
24. Repair and Grafting of Bone
25. Repair and Grafting of Peripheral Nerve
26. Alloplastic Implants
27. Prostheses in Plastic Surgery
28. Exfoliative Disorders
29. Thermal and Electrical Injuries
30. Radiation Injury
31. Cold Injury
32. Pharmacologic and Mechanical Management of Wounds
33. Principles of Closure and Complex Wounds
34. Principles of Endoscopic Surgery
35. Principles of Cancer Management
36. Prenatal Detection of Fetal Anomalies
37. Surgical Horizons: Tissue Engineering
38. Surgical Horizons: Fetal Surgery
39. Surgical Horizons: Telemedicine
40. Robotics in Plastic Surgery
Volume II: The Head and Neck, Part 1 • 0-7216-8813-6 • Illustrated
in Color
41. Anthropometry and Cephalometric Facial Analysis
42. Analysis of the Aesthetic Patient
43. Forehead Correction of Aging
44. Aesthetic Periorbital Surgery
45. Aesthetic Techniques in Periorbital Surgery
46. Aging Face and Neck
47. Face Lift (Upper Face): Current Techniques
48. Face Lift (Mid Face): Current Techniques
49. Face Lift (Lower Face): Current Techniques
50. Face Lift (Neck): Current Techniques
51. Facial Resurfacing
52. Pharmacologic Skin Rejuvenation
53. Facial Skeletal Augmentation
54. Primary Rhinoplasty
55. Open Rhinoplasty: Concepts and Techniques
56. Closed Rhinoplasty: Current Techniques, Theory, and Applications
57. Aesthetic Reconstruction of the Nose
58. Aesthetic Orthognathic Surgery
59. Hair Restoration
60. Secondary Rejuvenation of the Face
61. Secondary Rhinoplasty
62. Secondary Aesthetic Periorbital Surgery
63. Techniques in Secondary Blepharoplasty
Volume III: The Head and Neck, Part 2 • 0-7216-8814-4 • Illustrated
in Color
64. Skin and Soft Tissue Trauma
65. Acute Care and Reconstruction of Facial Burns
66. Facial Fractures
67. Pediatric Facial Fractures
68. Endoscopic Facial Fracture Management: Techniques
69. Endoscopic Mandible Fracture Management: Techniques
70. Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction
71. Acquired Cranial Bone Deformities
72. Acquired Facial Bone Deformities
73. Scalp Reconstruction
74. Ear Reconstruction
75. Forehead Reconstruction
76. Reconstruction of the Periorbital Adnexae
77. Subacute and Chronic Respiratory Obstruction
78. Lower Third Face and Lip Reconstruction
79. Midface Reconstruction
80. Facial Paralysis
81. Oral Cavity Reconstruction
82. Mandible Reconstruction
83. Hypopharyngeal and Esophageal Reconstruction
84. Neck Reconstruction
Volume IV: Pediatric Plastic Surgery • 0-7216-8815-2
85. Embryology of the Craniofacial Complex
86. Embryology, Classification, and Descriptions of Craniofacial
Clefts
87. Classification, Varieties, and Pathological Anatomy of Primary
Labial Clefts
88. Classification and Anatomy of Cleft Palate
89. Anatomy and Classification of Alveolar and Palatal Clefts
90. Craniofacial Syndromes and Treatment
91. Craniofacial Microsomia
92. Non-Syndromic Craniosynostosis
93. Unilateral Cheiloplasty
94. Bilateral Cleft Lip Repair
95. Cleft Palate Repair
96. Orthodontics in Cleft Lip and Palate Management
97. Velopharyngeal Incompetence
98. Secondary Deformities of the Cleft Lip, Nose, and Palate
99. Reconstruction: Orbital Hypertelorism
100. Reconstruction: Facial Clefts
101. Reconstruction: Craniosynostosis
102. Reconstruction: Craniofacial Syndromes
103. Reconstruction: Craniofacial Microsomia
104. Hemifacial Atrophy
Volume V: Tumors of the Head, Neck, and Skin • 0-7216-8816-0
105. Pediatric Tumors
106. Vascular Anomalies
107. Salivary Glands
108. Tumors of the Craniofacial Skeleton
109. Tumors of the Lips, Oral Cavity, and Oropharynx
110. Tumors of the Mandible
111. Carcinoma of the Upper Aerodigestive Tract
112. Benign Tumors of the Skin
113. Malignant Tumors of the Skin
114. Malignant Melanoma
115. Local Flaps for Facial Coverage
116. Management of Skin Cancer of Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer
117. Management of Regional Metastatic Disease: Diagnosis and
Treatment
Volume VI: Trunk and Lower Extremity • 0-7216-8817-9
118. Breast Augmentation
119. Breast Augmentation Techniques
120. Mastopexy
121. Abdominoplasty
122. Abdominoplasty: Techniques
123. Body Contouring: Suction-Assisted Lipectomy
124. Body Contouring: High-Volume Liposuction
125. Body Contouring: Trunk and Thigh Lifts
126. Liposuction of the Trunk and Lower Extremity: Techniques
127. Body Contouring: Upper Extremity
128. Secondary Breast Augmentation
129. Secondary Abdominoplasty
130. Secondary Liposuction
131. Aesthetic Genital Surgery
132. Reconstruction of the Chest
133. Reconstruction of the Back
134. Congenital Chest Wall Anomalies
135. Breast Reduction
136. Vertical Reduction: Techniques
137. Inferior Pedicle Technique
138. Postmastectomy Reconstruction: Overview
139. Immediate Postmastectomy Reconstruction: Expander/Implant
Techniques
140. Immediate Postmastectomy Reconstruction: Latissimus Flap
Techniques
141. Immediate Postmastectomy Reconstruction: TRAM Transposition
Techniques
142. Immediate Postmastectomy Reconstruction: Free TRAM Techniques
143. Delayed Postmastectomy Reconstruction: Expander/Implant
Techniques
144. Delayed Postmastectomy Reconstruction: TRAM Transposition
Techniques
145. Delayed Postmastectomy Reconstruction: Free TRAM Techniques
146. Delayed Postmastectomy Reconstruction: Latissimus Techniques
147. Perforator Flaps for Breast Reconstruction
148. Postmastectomy Reconstruction: Alternative Free Flaps
149. Secondary Reconstructive Surgery: Mastopexy/Reduction
150. Secondary Breast Reconstruction
151. Abdominal Wall Reconstruction
152. Reconstruction of Male Genital Defects: Congenital and Acquired
153. Hypospadias
154. Reconstruction of Female Genital Defects: Congenital
155. Reconstruction of Acquired Vaginal Defects
156. Surgery for Gender Identity Disorder
157. Pressure Sore Management
158. Reconstructive Surgery: Lower Extremity Coverage
159. Reconstructive Surgery: Skeletal Reconstruction
160. Reconstruction of the Foot
161. Vascular Insufficiency of the Lower Extremity: Arterial, Venous,
and Lymphatic
Volume VII: The Hand and Upper Limb, Part I • 0-7216-8818-7
162. Plastic Surgery: Contributions to Hand Surgery
163. Anatomy and Biomechanics of the Upper Limb
164. Examination of the Upper Extremity
165. Diagnostic Imaging of the Hand and Wrist
166. Anesthesia for Upper Extremity Surgery
167. Hand Surgery: General Principles
168. Arthroscopy of the Wrist
169. Principles of Skeletal Fixation as Applied to the Hand and Wrist
170. Fingertip Reconstruction
171. Surgery of the Perionychium
172. Reconstructive Surgery of Individual Digits in Adults and
Children (excl. thumb)
173. Thumb Reconstruction: Microvascular Methods
174. Thumb Reconstruction: Conventional Techniques
175. Thumb Reconstruction: Pollicization for Traumatic Loss
176. Reconstructive Surgery: Extensive Injuries to the Upper Limb
177. Flexor Tendon Injuries and Flexor Tendon Reconstruction
178. Extensor Tendon Injuries/Extensor Tendon Reconstruction
179. Fractures and Dislocations of the Digits
180. Fractures and Dislocations of the Wrist and Distal Radioulnar
Joint
181. Peripheral Nerve Injuries: Repair and Reconstruction
182. Adult Brachial Plexus Injuries
183. Obstetric Brachial Plexus Palsy
184. Replantation and Revascularization
185. Acute Management of the Burned Hand/Electrical Injuries
186. Upper Extremity Burn Reconstruction
187. Cold and Chemical Injury to the Upper Extremity
188. Management of the Stiff Hand
189. Tenosynovitis and Cumulative Trauma Syndrome
190. Disorders of the Musician's Hand
191. Management of Osteoarthritis of the Hand and Wrist
192. Management of Dupuytren's Disease
193. Infections of the Hand
194. Ischemic Conditions of the Hand
195. Sympathetic Mediated Conditions (RDS)/The Painful Hand
196. Nerve Entrapment Syndromes
197. Management of the Painful Neuroma
198. Benign and Malignant Soft Tissue Tumors
199. Benign and Malignant Bone Tumors of the Hand
200. Lymphedema of the Upper Limb
Volume VIII: The Hand and Upper Limb, Part II • 0-7216-8819-5
201. Embryology of the Upper Limb
202. Classification of Upper Limb Congenital Differences and General
Principles of Management
203. Management of Disorders of Development, Longitudinal and
Transverse Deficiencies (except thumb)
204. Management of Disorders of Separation (Syndactyly
205. Management of Constriction Ring Syndrome
206. Management of Disorders of Duplication
207. Management of Micro-/Macrodactyly and Miscellaneous Anomalies
208. Management of Hypoplastic or Absent Thumb
209. Vascular Anomalies of the Upper Extremity
210. Pediatric Upper Extremity Trauma
211. Hand Management for Patients with Epidermolysis Bullosa
212. Effect of Growth on Pediatric Hand Reconstruction
213. Tendon Transfers in the Upper Limb
214. Free Functional Muscle Transfers in the Upper Limb
215. Restoration of Upper Extremity Function in Tetraplegia
216. Management of the Spastic Hand
217. Hand Therapy
18. Upper Limb Functional Prosthetics
219. Upper Limb Aesthetic and Functional Prosthetics
Description
At nearly 8,000 pages, the new edition of this classic masterwork—
previously edited by Joseph G. McCarthy, MD—represents today's most
comprehensive collection of scientific and clinical knowledge in the
field. Its eight volumes provide detailed, authoritative guidance on
general principles • head and neck surgery • pediatric plastic
surgery • tumors of the head, neck, and skin • the trunk and lower
extremity • and the hand and upper limb. The content, list of
contributors, and organization have undergone sweeping updates to
reflect all of the monumental changes of the last 15 years. Coverage
of aesthetic procedures has increased by 20%. Over 10,500 exquisite
images—with three volumes illustrated entirely in color—demonstrate
a complete range of essential concepts and techniques. A new
companion web site allows users to view and search the contents of
the entire eight volume set online, click on references linked to
Medline for further reading, and take advantage of content updates
that will ensure they are up to date on new developments in the field.
Key Features
*Illustrious contributors include the heads of virtually every major
plastic surgery department in the United States, as well as several
former Presidents of ASPS and ASAPS.
*Individual volumes are available for separate purchase, allowing
readers to select the specific content areas that are most relevant
to their practice.
New to this Edition
*Monumental updates throughout capture the state of the art in all
areas of science, technique, and technology.
*Greatly expanded coverage of cosmetic surgery mirrors the increased
number of aesthetic procedures now being performed.
*The two volumes on plastic surgery of the head and neck feature full-
color photographs throughout, to help readers visualize key concepts,
procedures, and outcomes.
*Access to www.plasticsurgerytext.com featuring the entire contents
of the book, fully searchable • references linked to Medline • and
content updates.
Author Information
Stephen J. Mathes, MD, Professor of Surgery; Head, Division of
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, UCSF, San Francisco, CA; and
Vincent Rod Hentz, MD, Professor, Division of Plastic and Hand
Surgery, Stanford University Medical Center; Chief, Division of
Plastic and Hand Surgery, Stanford University Medical Center,
Stanford, CA
